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WALDO ssh Court of Probate held at Bel
w fast, on the second Tuesday of August lss1.
l.. NJ. PARTRIDGE, Administrator on the estate
of HUGH &. CARLEl, late Of Prospect. in said
County, deceased, having presented his first and
final account Of administration Of said estate for
allowance.
Ordered That notice thereof be given, three
weeks successfully, in the Republican journal,
printed at Belfast, in said County, that all persons
interested may attend at Il Probate Court, to lie
held in Belfast, on the second Tuesday Of >epem-
her next, and show cause, if any they have, why
the said account should not he allowed.
GEO. f.. JOHNSON, Judge.
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WALDO SSH Court of Probate, held at Bel
" fast, on the second Tuesday of August lSS7.
the estate of ALBERT pENEREtX, late of Stock
tom in said County, deceased having presented his
first account of administration of said estate for
allowance.
Ordered, That notice thereof be given, three
weeks successfully, in the Republican Journal,
printed ia Belfast i'll said County, that all persons
interested may attend at Probate Court to he
held at Belfast on the second Tuesday of September
next, and show cause, if any they have, why the
said account should not be allowed.
GEO. T.. JOHNSON, Judge.
\ true copy. ttcst:--B. p. FIELD, Register
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VIF-O f. N$ON,
\ true copy. Attest B. p. FIELD, Register.

WALpo SSH Court of Probate, held at Bel
w fast, on the second Tuesday of August, 1SS1.
FRED kACki.lFF, Executor ON the estate of
SAMUEL RACki.lFf, late Of IincolEvillc, in said
County, deceased, having presented his first and
final account of administration of said estate for
allowance.
Ordered, That notice thereof be given. three
weeks successfully, in the Republican Journal,
printed in Belfast, in said County, that all persons
interested may attend at Probate Court to be
held at Belfast on the second Tuesday of Scptem-
her nc%t, and show cause, if any they have, why
the said account should not be allowed.
GEO f.. JOHNSON Judge.
\ true copy. Attest B. p. FIELD, Register.
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V7IIsI TT NFAKNT'VKT ITEMS.
A'ldie Dodge has retained from Lowell Mass.
Iae campers at Northport have All returned
ANNE refreshed
Mrs T. ii Gardner, OF piAmout, is visiting Mrs.
L. A. MH-rid.sr
A-'iA po1se, d Washington, u. G., aud NJ. n
hd2e ana son, Of %orth Br"okric4 Mas, arc
'i-itins their aged father, W. j. Dodge
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SHIP NEWS


Aug. 10. sch. Mar fArrow. Con'ion, Boston.
Ii. :" Annie l.. Mci\ccn, Mahony, New
ork; Damon Haskell, do; Paragon, Shuic, do :;
Sarah l.. Davis, burgess, do.
Aug. II. sch. jas. Holmes, Ryan, Boston; Annie
Elizabeth, Lcather-. New York, ralatka. Chaples,
Boston: Puritan. Sargent MI. Desert Flora Grin
die, >omc@, do.
Aa:c. l3. Sch. l.. l.. Warren. Col-on. Srar>port.
-. " K. u. Rhodes. --, Fishing. David
Faust. l;ciattc, Philadelphia.
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Statement of the Liabilities and Resources Of
Belfast Savings Bank,
BELFAST, AUG. s, 1887

ASA FAUNCE, President.
JOHN ii. QUiMBY, Treasurer
LIABILITIES.
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DYSPEPSIA, TORPID LIVER
AND INDIGESTION.
Read what DuNCNN's LIVER AND KIDSEY
MEDICINE hns done:

Read What btNCAN's LIVER AND KIDNEY
MEDICINE has done;
m DrycAv-t was CurJd - synntAn,aiic bcau
disrusc. raute1 by q torpid liver AMI iuliH,siipu.
Was troubled With 10 iur tiir' years. rnIv Ing
wore nll thr tluc. until ] commenced hliug Dun.
cans T. md n. Medicine ThrHo bottle HsfUrHH
me tofrtieci health, after physicians aud 90 uIllr
medicine hld Jailed. br buuuns Medicines orr
btiirr than De- represents them o. De-. Nuur truly
Camdcn, ltuu. A. J. ARNOLD.
GrrrHsn0rn AK, April ~. tfe7.--Dr r. =. Dun.
can Dear Sill Hu pr1rilr.nf physician nj thIs
UlHro. ! ava also IN the dur cuisines. uud have
been settling aud pnnHUrihlng your medicine Joe
some Time. and AN we'll pleased With them. ! ono
furu yuuu an thc meet u.'uhlc pt1prciHfy urdi.
Cucs have ever fu'd or seen used. ~ purIHlY your
chill Tonic. liver lillf, Cough ialln. Liver and
Kidney Medicine and Cnrbu.'r Ointment ! nm
sure tAcy nrc all yOu claim iUr them. This D. .lmr.
Wlug would nor could not riy iur ans other IluH
Of patent medicine hCry Uug fpCils lu tlg high.
Cft Turns ~ your medicine.
Youn truly }. II. ORR, I'D. .
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NJ 70. ~ fuond street ~ I'H Igmp... lr7'n.
Ming ~ ~ u.cogkh on. tHf|" h..N. l..'rf IIr
led room. diuinr fd0m uI Kitchen srl.fHrt
ciluhWafc, Lnih' IiHuu. .H1 u.r0 furniture re-
follows Iron safe fuH.T .#a limo book cess
ani Duots, two fw0l.Ua book Races Hiih lnr
hose, fUcEGNay. rlHt1HH.U I#HY with lHr.rH
HW GARRISON. MORTGAGE.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column will be charged at
rate OF 15c for two lines one insertion; two nser.
tons, 25c; one week Soc
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rACToRiEs.

. E'XcElslog" sTEAM IAUSDRY, snLLBY
ID street. oppdsilc Uayofo.
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ROOMS TO LET,
FURNISHED RooMs-I0 MAIN sT

/
FURNISHED RooMs-lo MAINsE
i
L'uRNIsEHD RooM-ln the third story of ~
u Poplar street suitable ior two young men
References required.
LNRoNT ROOM Handsomely furnished, with
" drssing room. as sholh, street
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT NO M
" Monroe street
OFFICES - THE DESIRABLE OFFICES RE.
" Gently occupied by me az % Madison st., tot
good tenant, H. NJ. EErES.
nFnCls--A SUITE or NICE OFFICES IN MA.
SUN ''''p'N HBt'S + PRICE Secretary
poOMs- NEATLY FURNISHED ROoMs-Ar.
" plym 10 Mulberry street
PooNs-lo UNION SrIEEr-REFERENCEs
IL required.
pOoNS-rrRNISHEp or uNruRNlsuEp. AT
y 54Cnud street.
DOONs-sUtrABLE FOR OFFICES on gITEp.
~ ing rooms. Apply 10 lr T. A. loomis 2ls
Main ~, corner Adams,
DOONs OVER 81 AND r,1 MAIN sr, grITA.
IL Die for offices MtNI. "A PAERENr
IpooMs - TWO FURNISHED ROOMS ron
~ lisht housekeeping ccuiual location. Al.
drrss - Th.ri s'pct
pooN-rCRSlsuEp. SUITABLE TuR GEN
/ trinHn ~ Union af
DoONs NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
~ very desirable 90 az Madison street.
pooMs-NlCElN FURNISHED, AT ~ MAD.
] tlu street
pOoNs- FURNISHED OR JEFUKSisuI.p. Al
~ no. li1 Cuur, surL
DuOHs-fUESlsilEp ASD UNFUKyruEp
~ uuws nt 90 Count au'Ht
pOOMs-FURNisUI or UNEuLSI-ilp
~ No. lli Linden str,i
DOOMs-FuHNlNIEuu or JNiUESIsuEp. AZ
IL ~ court strrcL
pOOM-NlCE tEpNr ROOM. SOUTHERN TN.
~ posurr, furnished % uuiUmisbui. Apply nj
20 Vance siGcct
pOuMs-lulR NICE ROOMS Tor Iuu..
4 Ercping or suitable ilr ufncrs u,vr 20 Nuuh
,onu tif,,i. Hil l9,c rumhrr
pOpfs- SUITABLE IuE LIGHT HJJ D.
IL keeping Inquire Nj hD. 81 count .l
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d Il. D. S. JOHNSON'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. II JoGerron Glrnot.
Bet Main nrd Tmu, MEMPHIS TENN.
If.aIuHlDI lu IHNI

mr. joins DN Fein1r Ifl hTnii r4r.fHH Too
" tCreirl hs ~ llf thr mot FIHg.s. 100 piI.I.
elan ne Doe irH'uUIf ~ I.EHfH rr rr. bel. Ii.. FL.
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mol. uf lHHH.H. irUtut GOES of rUHUurI.i HII
uphill ruuu lu trW I#N without fHH u.f uI
mH"Un. change Ul HiHt. tr IIuHf u.H ffIn hUsI
mes .r,ulHp syphilis che Il.t YHt..r tf.II
Gated uI.l.Ut tar iiar ri WUHU#r. lu.HHul#r.
los ~ semen HurTrd iu th.u tHr. huN"fHf.
lrnm iwpniruHy of ldrs ui .UauHl puUHfI ~ iDfI tp
iny Eleur Va few NrI.H NI"Hns ui ..i ulsf
uuH lUtH Hl II..I.Hl Hr. wfnHI fHHUT. .IaH#II."
rud permanently HurHl rlr..I.Hr FNHrlHH .f I
tu o." bisaHT. ul women HuI IIH# lIuIH..
Pile anil uli .Hrn rur"d without tlf Co., u. rfH.ffF
or ih" AuI'. an consultations ..f'"fI. UI..l I.
ual Medicines cent ~ ,sprH 10 40 pIfis UI t.H
county.
OliCC hu1r iron b ot'Hr. am t0Huf'ls. b. Ht
10 ~ Johnson. 40
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HEALTH ~ WEALTH. - Dr. Brhurcgard's
Tonic aud Nervine, the Great
French specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY IN IN ~ eisrrs mental
" nn1 physical d'Ufcu ION, fpprmHtIuhrn, hF.
lochublria, Hcflliy neuralgia. hrsIrIIu iurnuHfIty
Tor study or buuiuUs pnulllfis. Impotence. cpiHI.
~. luE u memory fUnculnr ui Ne irlIu. rnl 40
diseases ~ TIE ucluua tlftein HAY d. radically
Cuu1d in either HcN by The ufU 81 this uurKfrlird
preparation. n ia matter 0i supreme Importance
10 tisO appropriate treatment f1t tho cure ~ tho
aud hrrfine alter many ycun Trial in Europe, has
proved luiHllhlc n taken uuyrliuE W dlrrpilnug
which nrn nilrrd 10 carh brttir. Ono box equal ~
ono months treatment viii cure recent eases
Price si.Oo h0H. oftlK boses Tor $500. seut
rs mail pflt4id on receipt Of plirc. We guarantee
MN bose o. tifr any ruso With tHsh order ~.
ClYOd by uH lur IA boxes we Will send our written
Fuamutro 20 return The money II treatment docs
not effect Ciiru. 49, ietkcit q 90, Druggists. sole
agents fof Luicl hluics. ~ aud 40 haIn street
Memphis. Tenn.
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Admlnlatrator's Notloo.

Having quaiici o. thc ad'iinirtnoruf Richard
Cor'ru WdliHff. dctrnfrd. ln thc ruhfte touu
or Shelby county, nll persons lndehitd N said ~.
tote vll come forward aud phi ihe Wmo, AID ~
tHrauus having claims araIntt Hull tsuiO VIII pro
f.if fhr same AUTHENTICATED iu the manner lic.
nfhHd bj law 10 The undersigned.
This November j., 1851
T. J. nABCifrs
Administrator Of Richard Corbin Wexford, Do
crufcd. Eu
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sTEANIIAnNnIlIIa

WHITE MACHINE ROOMS OSTRICH FEATH.
w e. dyed and cleaned. Xii gloves cleaned
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STRAINED on STOLEN.

GErTERs-FROM No 2 sECoND STREET. FORT
- Pickering. one white md one black aud tan
setter. Return 10 JOE RABLl, at sawric, R0gicr &
CO.'S. and be rewarded.
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II AtiAus sTEAM CLEANING AND uYEiNG
] =, Eilbllshmcnt iit shshvst CcluInrHud
aycing OF Indies aud gcutlcmcub wear strictly
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COlQRED FARM LABOR FURNISHED 10 DO
- plantation wuft-Nc arc in correspondence
with sCtcn.l hundred colOnod families who live in
South Carolina. ana az unable 10 pay their trans.
notniion anywhere They ore anxious 10 ~ 70
Afshnaf, aud nfr Willing ~ bind themselves IN p
cohluci 10 WorA QUO year. aud Il they nfc well
treated ~ We cnd ol sald yonr viii renew tlulf old
contrast Ihcy prylof 20 Ngtk ou fhnrs and hive
pro, lapns furnished thcn dunng the yrlr aud
whcu the crp q ~ gathered provision OH nud
transportation hi deducted from tht.r proportion
oigor Ihcse cnlgfcl pcoplo afo Old time darkic1.
sni KNOW npiiii'f lui ilnuiuf. md m they have
made nuihiug iog yenrs ma an nd mate apyihlng
i1f thriut'ltr ih0I nu nu.i1tu t1 make OF move.
AZ phantom Wishing larm lahyf and AZ willing 60
ADVANCE iriuf nfMilun ~ thrh. viii do WpII 10
wtlle 70 ciihci n ihc undersigned rrcnis. who cnn
furnish the families aud will quote low nici vt
CHARLES y. WALKER
yOE n. LA1iNER,
fRLD y. msil
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Chnrcory gnlo.

No G.fT'. r. p In 'hr ,IHuHf Cont ~ shelby
COUNTY, I,nus NHy D. uruIt. ly Dec ulll
ifeul. W. John A. brniH ,. 3D.
Under and hy i.ftHc ni o. f"T1H entered iH rf.
Jlus' nu lull -. iss7 rHuHiUI boo minute iHuL
IaEr ~, VIII, u .p,clal UuHuI.ilurs uu
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LABOR AoI.~ry.

NIEMPHis BROOM FACTORY, ROBERT ~
vi Holt proprietor. foi Front w. Telephone. tst
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SUCH FUN.
In "A Dead Mans Pocket.

stephen Allen Price was n man who was
liked and looked up to by all who knew him.
He was honest, kind and true, a warm friend
aud good neighbor. The boys and girls al!
liked him because he never forgot that he had
been young once himself. He was never stiff
and cross and bosSy with them but was their
good friend He became rich, was made
mayor Of New York city, and lived to Ike
very oil He lost his life in steamboat dis
aster. Those who found his dead body found
n scrap of printed paper in his pocketbook.
1t was SO worn with oft reading that they
could scarcely make out the words, but this
is what was upon the paper:
Keep good company on none. Never bf
idle.
If Your hands cannot be uSefully employed
att..ld to the cultivation Of your mind.
Always speak the truth. Make few prom
tseS.
Live up To your engagements,
Keep your own secrets, If you have any.
When YOU speak to person, look him IL
the face.
Good company and good conversation arr
the very sinews of virtue.
Good character is above all things else.
Your character cannot be essentially IN
jured except by your own acts.
II any one speaks evil Of you, h't your life
be so that none will believe him.
Drink no kind OF Intoxicating liquors.
Ever live misfortune excepted within
your income.
When YOU retire to he'd, think over nlai
YOU have been doing during the day.
Make no hast. to he rich, IL you nouiC
prosper
Small and steady gains give competence
with tranquility Of mind.
Never play at any game or chance.
I Avoid temptation, through fear You ma.
| not Withstand il.
Earn money before YOU spend it.
Never run into debt, uuIeSs You see plant,
! a way TO get out again.
Never borrow, il You can possibly avoid i,
DO not marry until you are able to surpos
a wife.
Never speak evil of any one, Be just he
| fore you are generous.
I Keep yourself innocent il you would b
I happy.
Save when yon are Young to spend whel
you are Old.
Read over the above maIims, Il, least
| once a week
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Wedding oats.

welding present is generally packed
where 1t is bought aud sent with the givers
"a Il from the store To the bride directly. She
on .ht always to acknowledge its arrival by
personal note Gifts which owe the;" value
O. IL" personal taste or industry Of the friend
WAC sends, nre particularly complimentary.
~ friend should IT, Z. TERED from sending
II mail present, one not representing a money
value, because other and richer folk can send
more expensive ones As for showing the
wedding gifts, that is thing which must be
left to individual taste Some people dis
approve Of it and consider il ostenta, ious,
while others devote lnrge room 10 the dis
play Of presents, and it Is certainly amusing
To examine them
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l.Nening WrApk.

For evening cloaks long garments are
liked with short dresses, covering them com
pletely, while for trained skirts these ele
CANT wraps hive the back short leaving the
train free. while the fronts are long, reaching
~ the foot, aud on these fronts the trimming
y most elaborate embroidery. Plush of rich
and becoming color is the fayoritc fabric for
ihese cloaks, and the warm lining is Of the
shite Chinese or Thibet lamb with long
rinkled fleece, luxuriously warm, and Of
the immaculate whiteness so desirable next
the dainty toilet. Chinchilla Innings are used
inside red plush cloalis, and the creamy.
duffy bodgerskins are an inner facing III
golden brown plush wraps that are richly
wrought with gilt and beads. and edged with
q fringe Of he same - Harpers Baza'.
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HInta for tho SChOOlrOOm.

Freedom OF position IN frequent change
Is Of great Importance for children. School
children, when obliged 10 stand for any length
OF time, should not be required to place their
feet close together, for this gives SO small
base Of support that increased effort Is neccs-
sary to maintain the equilibrium Of the body.
II they are required to sit with the body per
fectly erect and face squarely TO the front, 1t
should he only for short intervals OF time
The muscles become easily fatiSued and one
set should not be kept upon a strain for long
period. Desks that are too low give children
the habit OF STOPPING at their work, and are a
fruitful sources OF round shoulders.
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Potato Yeast.

In two quarts of water boil six potatoes, a
handful Of hops in bag, and half teacup-
full of salt When the potatoes are done,
mash fine AMI add TO this liquid teacupful
of sugar, teaspoonful Of ginger, and when
milk warm add teacupiul of yeast; set
where il is warm and let il termenf luse one
teacupful Of Yeast for five ioaveS; sci my
sponge n, night and add three potatoes II
you wish for more potctoes and not 80 nn''
hops, take mashed potatoes and add water t'
make It of the consist d ' 81 common yeast
and while warm add a Llnie, ,oouiul Of "a IA
, and two OF Yeast; kecp where warn, and 1T
IL fermeni, when it viii lie lat tOr use
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USEFUL TO HOUSEKeEPeRS.
Christmas List for Finding Out What
Your Friends Want.

In several families of our acquaintance the
custom is followed Of putting up n Christmas
list two or three weeks previous to the day
Each member hangs upa card, on which no
writes what he would like, and the watching
OF these lists ns they appear and the whispered
consultations over them furnish great deal
of amusement No limit Is given TO the I'M
agina,on, and perhaps father wishes for a
pair of horses and mother writes request
for satin dress, but with wise forethought
they also put down something which little
folks can get or make, like pair OF nittens
or q book mark. The younger ones enjoy the
indulgence of wishing, which always has us
charms, and they are perfectly satisfied II two
or three of tho more humble requests are met
Already by the writer's desk, hangs 9-ycar,
old Ethel's list, which has been tho result OF
hours Of careful meditation, and includes
black kitten, "A box Of paints, thlmble, NJ
tie dolls tcasct, and some bright yarn
Obliging grandmother, who somehow has
suspicion OF what has been hurriedly put
nway every time she came in, has headed her
list with u knit hood.-New England Farmer.
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Remedies for burns.

Remedies for burns are many and il is
well that this is so, for IL one is not at hand
another may be. N9selinc, linseed or sweet
oil or warm mutton tallow are applied to the
burn and powdered corn starch or wheat
-four busted over and soft linen or cotton
cloth wrapped around Air must Toe kept
from burn, and the oil and flour do this as
well az form healing save. Ono part car
boic acid to eight parts olive oil is said to be
one Of tho best OF remedies for burns and
scalds. Linen rags are saturated with the
lotion; they are then spread smoothly over
the burned part and covered with oil silk or
gutta percha tissue to exclude the air.
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EIIQuE lie.
Manners and Social Usages Practiced In
Polite Society.

EOtiV6 SOcIety.
As for the etiquette OF the dinner table,
says Harper's Bazaar, that is very much the
same the world over, and among republicans
has not changed for many years The host
goes in first with tho most honored lady; the
hostess brings up the rear with the most hon
ored gentleman. As party of eight is "A very
inconvenient party to seat, the host and
hostess now ALLURE the head and foot of the
table, and seat themselves indiscrminately,
putting a gentleman next II lady, etc.
The menu OF dinner, according to the
same authority, should be neither prodigal
nor mean. foolish or unreasonable Al a
large dinner q printed, highly ornamented
menu is put before each guest At a small
dinner a menu would he preten ious. AL
though the usual fashionable and easiest man.
ner Of serving a dinner IL a la Russo, at
small and friendly dinners the host usually
prefers to do the carving, in which case a
servant ought TO be ready with hot plates u
receive the meats n soon as carved and
begin by serving the lady at the host, right
hand
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One of your correspondents wishes 70 kho"
Of some good way of cooking swcetbrea *:
Tlry are a frequent dish on our table, ana |
always first soak them in cold water lew
moments, then skin and trim them, l. g., re-
moving all mere fat, then boil them hiVeoh
minutes, laying the - afterwards IN co'
winter for ten minutes. They are then ready
To fry, hroil, bnkc, or stew with green peas
or n simple cream sauce. TO fry them they
should he cut in pieces the size of an EhSil'h
walnut. rolled in cracker crumbs and Tried
uuickly in fat enough to cover 10 light
brown. then pour over them a tomato sauce
ur,parci in this manner To ono quart ot
fresh or caurcd tomatoes add TWO EcapnS
teo,poonsfl ii OF flour, cook thoroughly, strain,
season we'll with butter, SAT- ana pepper
S,ycrihreads prepared in this way with n
tomato sauce are nice Tor Tea 4n'S '"''
also h, cut in slices and broirl, seasoning
them well with butter, salt and pepper, or
dippcd in bread crumbs Ms before ana ul'i.
I'm either case serve them with Slices 81
broilcd on fried tomatoes arranged TO cove!
the slices of swcetbread and garnishcd with
parsley.
Swc,tLrcads prepared like chicken or veal
make GOOD crouuettes and are very delIcate
vhrn farina or corn starch is used III mixing
them instead Of flour When served with
green pens, cut them in small pieces after
tbay orn cooked and seasoned and add them
TO the peas just before they are dlshed 10
/ the ordinary taste, sweetbreadS need tine hu
dition of vegetable flavor and are not quito
so palataLle when Se;ved with simple cream
so,icr Int a little mace added to the cream
sauce is an improvement. House
booming
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Prevention OF wrinkles.

A well known authority on skin diseases,
advises for the prevention Of wrinkles and
-black heads, the following simple remedy:
TO one quart Of good whisky add four table
spOonfuls Of borax Battle the face each
morning in pint Of tepid water 10 which
has been added about ono gill of this whisky
and borax preparation. When the patient
inclines to pimples and the troublesome
"Dlack heads, 1t Is further recommended that
ali sweets, pastries and greasy foods he
avoided the diet having much influence in
all matters pertaining to the skin and com.
pcxon
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winter Bed Covering.

An anti-comfortable crusade might wen 10
started by some woman who loves her hihd'
and who knows, like the writer, what instru-
meuts of disease and death they may become
Even dirty blanket is far more toleiaOi'
than a dirty comfortable, for blankets are
porous and allow the air to penetrate. Every
wearer of wooden cloth, III whatever form,
knows that the loosely woven fabrics are the
warmest, this arising from the fact that ar
is held IN the meshes and becomes medium
of warmth. One blanket OF pure WOOL, no
matter how coarse its quality, has more
warmth producing power than IA four pound
comfortable, vet, because the feeling OF weight
Is lacking. there is immediate cutlery that II
il cold Two blankets and light comfort
able will furnish bed amply, and the leSSened
weight will mean queter sleep of FAR more
refreshing quality than any to be hau nhaer
ten or twelve pounds of cotton. Blankets can
Ina washed or steam ceansed, and if children
beds are In question, soft gray or blue ban.
ke,s nav well replace white, which Is solied
in a week OF such experiments as most chil-
dren indulge in with the bed clothes, when
are often tents by day rs well as covering
by night Helen Campbell IN Denores' 5
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